ECCPP 2X 5 Lug 20mm Hub Centric Wheel Spacers for Merc-edes Benz CLK350 CLK430 CLK500 CLK550 CLK55 - Enhance Performance & Style! Review

Worked great! I replaced the stock 16" wheels on my E320 with a set of 17" x 10" wheels from a newer Mercedes SUV and this clearance was enough to prevent the front wheel from slipping due to the deeper deck of the wider one hits the strut assembly. Steering wheel.

Quality adapters, hub diameter and bolt pattern made them great for my 1979 Mercedes. The front adapters needed a bit of work to fit my hubs, but that's a Mercedes thing, no downside to the adapters. I've had them for about three months and they're still tearing.

The spacers themselves are good but the eye bolts are tapered and the Mercedes rims use a ball seat so you will need to source the bolts from another supplier. Not sure why they include eye bolts that don't fit, the bolts that come with the kit look fine but I think they fit the BMW but not the Mercedes listed in the description.

for a screw set M12x1.5 and Mercedes uses M14x1.5. Spacers fit on the back, but they don't come without modifications on the front. In addition, the spacer area is too small for the rims to sit properly flush. The hub side is poorly machined and does not sit flush with the rotor. The hub hole is a bit big and doesn't center well. All in all, this is not a product that should be advertised to sell the W211!

Almost what you need. The spacers were high quality, well made and fit my 1990 Mercedes Benz 500SL perfectly. They also delivered same day to my area so it was great to receive the order the same day I ordered. My only complaint was that while they are listed as "Seat Type: Ball Seat". They are actually tapered wheel bolts and not compatible with my (and most) MBs of the time. I ordered 20 real ball joint studs from Revain and replaced them after installation. Not a huge issue for the cost of…

Worked great for my application. I used them on a 1984 300td with Bundt discs. I had to machine the spacers for the front to fit the hub. Rear spacers fit without modification. The tabs on the front worked great and are just the right length for the engagement. When you insert them into a rim (Bundts only, steel vary) with a spacer, they stick out about 3/4 inch. It doesn't seem like much, but it's all you have in the hub anyway, so it doesn't matter anymore. In the rear they aren't long enough